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After initially fleeing from their natal pride with the arrival of the Ndhzenga Males, the Nstevu Breakaway Pride is still keeping their distance from the dominant force to the east …
And so another week passes us by, one of only roughly four thousand that we get to experience in this life! This Week in Pictures is a reminder of the …
On a recent morning game drive, we set off with the goal of hoping to find some lions. Alongside Rangers Tayla Brown and Barry Bath, we decided to explore the …
We were in for a wild surprise when we stumbled upon an unexpected pair of lions. Over the last few months, the lion dynamics at Londolozi have continued to ebb …
And just like that it is now November: It’s as if someone waved a magic wand and everything turned green. But seriously, within a week the reserve has taken another …
The Nhlanguleni Female’s journey through motherhood has been fraught with trials and tribulations. While we are well-acquainted with the hardships that leopard mothers face, it seems that the Nhlanguleni Female …
There’s a lot of beauty in the ordinary things. Isn’t that the point? After reading an incredible book by Jackie Higgins: Sentient, I have found myself delving deeper into what that …
In a recent sighting ranger Jess Shillaw happened to get her guests into the right place at the right time to witness the Senegal Bush Male hunting a warthog. After …
This week’s TWIP is all about variety. As is usually the case, we were fortunate to enjoy some fantastic sightings of the much sought-after predators, including a cheetah and wild …
The Three Rivers Young Male has been seen a number of times recently and it is about time we gave an update on him. He is doing very well and …
Over the last week, the predator viewing around the reserve has been nothing short of spectacular. After receiving our first dose of rainfall this summer, we are grateful to have …
The Tsalala Female has defied all odds and has now become a formidable huntress and although living a solitary life she appears to be thriving. However, I am sure that …
This week was full of rare sightings for me. In the over five years of working here at Londolozi, this week was the first time I saw mating crocodiles, or …
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Recently a sighting of the Ximungwe Female, probably one of the more successful females when it comes to the success rate of raising cubs, caught us by surprise. She has …
